What a wonderful card! You never cease to amaze me! What knowledge and creativity you posses! Thank you for sharing your talent and creativity with us!
Thank you, Rose! That's so sweet of you! I'm just fascinated by all kinds of mechanisms, automata, gears and gadgets and try to incorporate that into my favorite hobby. 🙂
Hello! I don't really know the brand of the brads... they came in a pack, but any small brad works. The magnetic disks that I use are by Basic Grey. I buy them here: www.simonsaysstamp.com/product/BasicGrey-SMALL-MAGNETIC-DISCS-Self-Adhesive-MET359-29912?currency=USD 😄
I have a question. Why did you use a magnet to attach your Squid? Why can’t we adhere it the same way by punching holes and putting foam tapes ? I haven’t tried this card or technique yet so may be there is a technical reason to it so just wanna know why?
If the movement was perfectly horizontal, we could cut a groove and attach the squid with a foam dot to the mechanism so that it could move (not a round hole since it has to move sideways) but it isn't. The movement is from left to right but also upwards... Also, even if we could use one of those slider dies that are used to make spinner cards, the surprise factor would be ruined, since a groove is quite visible. I hope it makes sense. 😁
Laura Dovalo yes it does makes sense. I guess I have to try this technique to understand it better. You make it look so easy but it overwhelms me to Even think about it let alone make the whole card.. but I will give it a try soon and share pictures.. 😊
If you think about it, the mechanism is not so complicated... just four strips of paper linked together. Go for it and if you get stuck, just let me know! 😊
Any small size brad is OK to use. Something like this, for example: www.simonsaysstamp.com/product/Art-Impressions-WHITE-BRADS-Pack-of-50-Wiggle-Wobbles-4968-AAI4968?currency=USD
@@Laura_Dovalo Thank you for the link! I'm going through your interactive cards playlist and heard you mention mini brads. I'm learning so much! Your cards are so awesome! I didn't know some vintage cards had complex interactive features but I can totally imagine it! I'm so excited to try making something like this!
YAY! YAY! Another Laura card! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I watch your videos as soon as I see them pop up in my RUclips feed!
Yaaay, you're the sweetest, Sarah! 🤗😄
What a wonderful card! You never cease to amaze me! What knowledge and creativity you posses! Thank you for sharing your talent and creativity with us!
Thank you, Rose! That's so sweet of you! I'm just fascinated by all kinds of mechanisms, automata, gears and gadgets and try to incorporate that into my favorite hobby. 🙂
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Laura, this card is incredible! FOUR moving parts?? You’re a linkage mechanism master!
I love the way they all dance on the front of the card! 😍
Thank you very much! In my circus card there are five moving elements, but I like this one as well and it's a lot easier to make. 😄
Am a huge fan of all of your interactive cards!! This is truly a step up. So cool. I’m in awe.
Thank you very much, Maria! Tackar och bockar! 🙂
You are a genius Laura! Love your card and the mechanism is brilliant!!!
Thank you, Ilda! 😚😚😚
Fantastic as usual! Thanks for sharing your creativity and such clear instructions.
Thank you so much! That's very sweet of you! 😄
Again: WOW! You have a new fan from Germany. Love your ideas, great inspiration!
Thank you very much, Regina! 😊
Another AMAZING display of your talent!! Love your work!!
Wow, thank you so much, Julissa! 😊
Your a genius!! Absolutely adore your card!!! Hugs from Berlin, Kerstin
Thank you so much, Kerstin! Hugs from rainy Galicia (Northwestern Spain) ^_^
Another awesome design Laura! Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you very much! 😘
your cards are so beautiful ,thank you for sharing your talent.
Thank you, that's so sweet of you! 🙂
What a gorgeous and fun card!
I've subscribed to your channel. Hope to see more of these amazing cards!
Thank you so much, Ilona! 🤗
Love watching ur videos great job again!! 👍🏼 and thank you 😃
Thank you very much, Sonia! 😄
Thanks, Laura. Very clever card and great tutorial! TFS! 💕
Thank you! Your comments are totally worth the effort. 🤗
Precioso!!!!! Te quedan unas tarjetas chulísimas
Genius! Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you so much and forgive me for taking so long to answer! I didn't see your comment until now. 😁🤗
Awesome card 👍👍
Thank you very much!
Que divertido! Esto es fantástico.
¡Graciaaaas! :)
esto es espectacular gracias por compartilo
¡Muchas gracias, May! :)
amazing card. just so cute.
Thank you very much! 🙂
Hi Laura, your interactive cards are so amazing. What size of brads do you use and where can you get those magnetic discs and brads?
Hello! I don't really know the brand of the brads... they came in a pack, but any small brad works. The magnetic disks that I use are by Basic Grey. I buy them here: www.simonsaysstamp.com/product/BasicGrey-SMALL-MAGNETIC-DISCS-Self-Adhesive-MET359-29912?currency=USD 😄
Laura Dovalo no way am I this talented, awesome talent.
I have a question. Why did you use a magnet to attach your Squid? Why can’t we adhere it the same way by punching holes and putting foam tapes ? I haven’t tried this card or technique yet so may be there is a technical reason to it so just wanna know why?
If the movement was perfectly horizontal, we could cut a groove and attach the squid with a foam dot to the mechanism so that it could move (not a round hole since it has to move sideways) but it isn't. The movement is from left to right but also upwards... Also, even if we could use one of those slider dies that are used to make spinner cards, the surprise factor would be ruined, since a groove is quite visible. I hope it makes sense. 😁
Check out this easier slider card with just the rotation, if you want: ruclips.net/video/UvM3dORBQK4/видео.html 🙂
Laura Dovalo yes it does makes sense. I guess I have to try this technique to understand it better. You make it look so easy but it overwhelms me to Even think about it let alone make the whole card.. but I will give it a try soon and share pictures.. 😊
If you think about it, the mechanism is not so complicated... just four strips of paper linked together. Go for it and if you get stuck, just let me know! 😊
Laura Dovalo thank you so much. Will surely try it and share the pictures soon.
Where do you get the brad attachment?
Any small size brad is OK to use. Something like this, for example: www.simonsaysstamp.com/product/Art-Impressions-WHITE-BRADS-Pack-of-50-Wiggle-Wobbles-4968-AAI4968?currency=USD
@@Laura_Dovalo Thank you for the link! I'm going through your interactive cards playlist and heard you mention mini brads. I'm learning so much! Your cards are so awesome! I didn't know some vintage cards had complex interactive features but I can totally imagine it! I'm so excited to try making something like this!
@@ArtistWizardry Thank you very much, Zarah. 😄 Yes, vintage cards are amazing! It's a pity that there are no tutorials for those. 😁